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Steps”). Although it was unclear if these meetings would lead to a concrete policy decision to repeal DADT, the Pentagon’s acknowledgement and discussion

Post). These doings have ultimately led up to the most recent actions involving the law. In 2008, President Obama campaigned on the promise that he would fully repeal the law (Washington Post). In 2010, both the Senate and House of Representatives voted to repeal the law, allowing President Obama to sign the repeal. (USNI) This repeal effectively ended a 17 year ban on open gays being able to serve in the United States military. Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell had two major players, Bill Clinton who

States on November 8, 2016. Consistent with his exuberant campaign promise to act swiftly to “repeal and replace” the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (“ACA”) his first act as President was to begin the process of dismantling the controversial health care reform law that throughout the campaign, and over the six years since the law passed, Republicans in Congress had vowed to completely repeal. The President’s executive order did not come with a replacement plan. Today the GOP and President

last decade, companies have worked to reduce it, politicians have clashed over it, and public interest advocates have fought to protect it. Ajit Pai, chairman of the United States Federal Communications Center (FCC), has proposed a bill to completely repeal net neutrality regulations, one of the Obama-era FCC's signature achievements. Network neutrality, or "net neutrality," is the principle that Internet Service Providers (ISPs) such as Comcast and Verizon must give consumers access to all data on the

population within the U.S. dipped rapidly as nearly every Chinese would-be immigrant was denied entry.1 It took a cataclysmic event to change the American perspective on the Chinese enough to allow the passing of the Magnuson Act, or Chinese Exclusion Repeal Act, of 1943. World War II sparked the return of the dialogue regarding race in relation to America’s domestic and foreign policies, and this allowed the image of previously disliked Chinese to evolve into a people that could be considered, while

12 – the host asks the panelists about their opinion on what president Trump meant when he said that he would repeal and replace the Obamacare act and that the act would be much better and less costly. - 11:13 – 12:00 – Domenech responds by saying that Trump has made numerous promises and that he is likely to demand a lot of input from republicans and the congress on the Obamacare repeal issue. - 12:00 – 12:22 – Heilemann responds by saying that it is not possible for any major reforms to be done

Hailed as the savior of the “fallen women” and a feminist of her time, Josephine Butler stands as a prominent figure in Britain’s history. Because of her fight for the repeal of the Contagious Diseases Acts (CDAs) of 1864, 1866, and 1869, a number of historians refer to her as a feminist, while others contend that the term is too far-reaching and ignores her religious motivations. According to historians like Helen Mathers or Jane Jordan, Butler was “a true ‘Victorian feminist’”. determined to fight

Repeal Don’t Ask Don’t Tell The Don’t Ask Don’t tell act which prevented openly gay and lesbians from serving in the United States Armed forces was placed into law on December 21st, 1993. It states that the military cannot discriminate against any gay, lesbian or bisexual person as long as they are discreet about their sexuality. They believed that any persons showing or acting in homosexual behavior would go against strict military moral codes and policy. However on September 20th, 2011 the

However, as time passed it became apparent that people either loved the new bill or despised it. Therefore, the first thing current United States President Donald Trump did after being sworn into office was issue an executive order to repeal Obamacare. Although the repeal and replacement of Obamacare is meant to improve health care across the nation, it will likely destroy the economy, and leave millions without insurance. Despite how beneficial Obamacare has been for those who cannot afford health

that were set to rise 22 percent. According to a post from the Congressional Budget Office and the Joint Committee on Taxation, two million more Americans are expected to lose coverage between 2017 and 2018 because of the intense raise in premiums (Repeal and Replace).